Sentence examples for tune caught from inspiring English sources

Atop the garbled synths and a typically Bros big beat edge, Okereke brought his quintessential dance-punk attitude and the tune caught on to the developing energy in the space between rock and dance.

It worked: in February of 2016, his exuberant tunes caught the ear of EDM uber-manager Moe Shalizi, who also works with Marshmello, Jauz, Ghastly, and others.

Strings accompany the hummable tune: I caught myself absentmindedly singing along on the first listen.

The satellite's payload is made up of a stack of thin criss-crossed strip detectors tuned to catch signals created by photons and electrons as well as gamma rays and cosmic rays.

While subscribers to Time Warner Cable in the New York area have been unable to watch Lin's unprecedented run due to a dispute with the MSG network, fans in China and Taiwan have been tuning to catch the Knickerbockers.

It was one of those tunes that caught you in the moment, and blew me away totally.

If you're a college-bound student who has been (loosely) following the 2012 presidential campaign, this is an excellent time to tune in (and catch up).

The main card is also being shown on free to air Pick TV (Freeview Channel 11, Sky Channel 152, Virgin Channel 123 or FreeSat Channel 144) from 11pm on Saturday night, so tune in to catch all the action.

Now U.S. fans of the English Barclay's Premier League will be able to tune in to catch the long matches with low scores on their mobile handsets.

Every two years, millions of people tune in to catch the excitement of the Olympic Games.

They need each other, so tune in to catch the continuation of this beautiful marriage.